When your dog develops urinary incontinence, many owners fear the worst. Don’t assume that incontinence is because of senility or age related changes. Vets say that urinary incontinence is usually one of easiest problems to solve. The situation is tough on pets and owners. Pets instinctively want to keep their home unsoiled and owners...
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Owners of the following breeds need to know that these breeds are prone to ear infections. Regular cleaning of the ears will make your pet less vulnerable to ear infections and ear mites. Here are the breeds that are most prone to ear infections: American Cocker Spaniel Basset Hound Bischon Frise Clumber Spaniel English...
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You would not think that more than 80 percent of pets in the U.S. experience gum disease by age 3 but it is true. Gum disease is usually the reason our dogs or cats lose their teeth. Pet’s need their teeth brushed daily. As your pet gets ages they are more likely to buildup...
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We all want to give our pets the best possible care but sometimes the price can be more than we can afford. One way to avoid expensive treatments is to have a wellness plan for your pet. That means routine preventive care which these days can also be costly and insurance companies don’t always...
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Overview Canine bloat is a stomach condition brought about by the increase in gas level. It is a serious condition which can be fatal to your dog. One type of this condition is bloat with GDV (Gastric Dilation-Volvulus). When this occurs, the stomach will contain too much gas resulting to twists of about 180-360...
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Lymphosarcoma is one of the most common types of cancers seen. It is also referred to as lymphoma or non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. In dogs, many different species develop Lymphosarcoma. Like any other cancer, this one can “metastasize”, which means it can spread and affect other organs and tissues. Most dogs get a type of Lymphosarcoma...
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A dog that has warts can pass it on to other dogs, since they are infectious. Viral infections are the cause of warts, which are epidermis tumors. There are two main types of dog warts. The usual type is the one that infects old dogs. In most cases, they will become dangerous only if...
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Have you noticed your dog with red eyes? If you have, never take it for granted as this could be a sign of a very dangerous condition. While it may not all the time be a cause for alarm, most of the time it is, so it is best to have your dog checked...
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A cat with diarrhea will only need to stay with the veterinarian in extreme cases. Most of the time you will have to take the cat home and deal with the mess that the cat will be making, added to that will be the stress of taking care of a sick cat. Although generally...
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Generally when your dog or cat gets sick in the car, it is usually due to stress and anxiety. Though also, according to veterinarians, riding in the car can stimulate the vomiting center in the brain. Here are some tips from holistic veterinarians to keep your pet from becoming one of those car sick...
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